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Anyone see "issues" with this one?
This one is not often posted here, and is somewhat of a stepchild to the PloProf and the Seamaster 300 series. It is however, and substantial piece. The blue dial and bezel are lovely. Markers and hands near perfect, as is the movement.
Was sold to me as all original, and I believe it is. However, final price was FAR less than similar pieces is much worse condition. Am I missing something?
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Anyone see "issues" with this one?
This one is not often posted here, and is somewhat of a stepchild to the PloProf and the Seamaster 300 series. It is however, and substantial piece. The blue dial and bezel are lovely. Markers and hands near perfect, as is the movement. Was sold to me as ...
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Is it one of the SM120 "Deep Blue" watches? It looks perfect to me. Any pics of the inside caseback? Did you ask the Omega extract to check if movement belonged to the case? And last: have you checked if the bezel , hands and dial have luminova (=furnitur...
Thanks. It is the Deep Blue, and
case ref is appropriate, 166.073. I assume the markers are "burned out" Tritium as they glow only very briefly in the dark.
very nice omega diver from the late 60's
this was the best era of Omega when it came to high quality produts, congrats on a great timepiece
looks good to me and very nice it is too
a great range of watches which, as you rightly say, we very rarely see. if you got it at a very good price then all the better for you to enjoy best Graham